Difficulties of the EU (UK) regulation and BIORIUS’ expertise A lot of people are not always aware of it, but the EU and UK Cosmetic Regulations are the most complicated in the world. The EU Cosmetic Regulation and the UK Cosmetic Regulation are more or less the same but there are indeed some minor changes […]
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Introduction I’d like to take you on an imaginative journey for a moment, shall we? Let’s set off together to discover the old continent. Wow, France with its Eiffel Tower, without mentioning the magnificent Rialto Bridge in Venice and finally the flowering tulip fields in Holland. It certainly gives us some breathtaking views, I could […]
Cosmetic Product Information File (PIF) Definition How to Create a Product Information File (PIF)? Where Do I Find the Right Data? Which Documents and Information Must Be Part of the Cosmetic PIF ? Do you Need Help to Create Your Cosmetic Product Information File (PIF)? Biorius, Your Regulatory Expert can assist you in many ways […]
Colorants in the United States The US FDA colorants list has been amended to ban Lead Acetate and add Silver Nitrate to the list of allowed colorants. Ban of the Lead Acetate The ban of the Lead Acetate has been officially published and will be effective from January 6th, 2022. A transition period of 12 […]
Introduction In 2012, in its opinion SCCS/1459/11, the SCCS concluded that consumers should be made aware of more fragrance allergens potentially present in cosmetic products, in order to protect sensitized people against the risk of skin rashes. The current list of 26 fragrance allergens, already subject to individual labelling as part of the list of […]
Italy has introduced the so-called “Environmental labelling” already discussed and analyzed in our previous article “Application of the Italian Environmental Labelling to cosmetic products”. The labelling is mandatory on all packaging in Italy, including cosmetics. Its scope is to prevent and reduce the impact of packaging and packaging waste on the environment, ensuring at the […]
Toward a (Quasi-)Ban of Microplastics in Cosmetic Products ECHA, the European Chemical Agency, released its conclusions to the European Commission on the future restriction of microplastics in the EU. The proposed restriction, yet to be approved by the Commission, is expected to impact the cosmetics industry. An adoption of this new piece of legislation may […]
